UNIT I: On camera
• Present tense contrast
• State and dinamic verbs
• Describing clothes
• Compound adjectives
• Order of adjectives
• Verb + infinitive / -ing
• Expressions with LOOK
UNIT II: Memories
• Feelings
• Noun formation
• Past tense contrast
• Adjectives + prepositions
• Used to
• Explanatory sentences
• Conjunctions
UNIT III: Nine to five
• Jobs and gender
• Places of work
• Activities at work
• Describing work
• Defining and non-defining relative clauses
• Phrasal verbs
• Suffixes
UNIT IV: Body and mind
• Parts of the body: outside and inside
• Idioms with parts of the body
• Time expressions
• Past simple and present perfect contrast
• Vocabulary: legal terms
• Present perfect simple or continuous
• Vocabulary: symptoms, illnesses, aches and pains
UNIT V: Our future
• Computing vocabulary
• Zero and first conditional
• Prefixes
• Talking about the future
• Phrases for agreeing and disagreeing
• Compound nouns (1)
• Future perfect and future continuous
• Verb + noun collocations
• Future time clauses
UNIT VI: Telling tales
• House and garden vocabulary
• Must have, might have, can’t have
• Reported speech
• Say and tell
• Intransitive phrasal verbs
• Verbs with two objects
• Compound nouns (2)
UNIT VII: True love?
• Dating and relationships
• Time expressions
• Three-part phrasal verbs
• Comparative and superlative adverbs
• Less and least
• Comparatives and clauses
• Superlatives and the present perfect
• Second conditional
• I wish, if only, I’d rather
• Question tags
• In, on and at with time expressions
UNIT VIII: Travel
• Travel and transport
• The passive
• Vocabulary: tourism and travel
• Indefinite pronouns: some-, any-, no-
• Verbs + prepositions
• Indirect questions
• Introductory it
UNIT IX: Spend, spend, spend!
• Money and payment
• Prepositions + noun phrases
• Have something done
• Reflexive pronouns
• Clauses expressing purpose
• Indirect questions
UNIT X: Inspiration
• Visual and performing acts
• Participle clauses
• Determiners: all, each, every, few, little, etc.
• Compound nouns (3)
• So and such
• Nominal subject clauses
Origen del Idioma Inglés
El inglés es un idioma originario del norte de Europa, de raíz germánica, que se desarrolló en Inglaterra, difundido desde su origen por todas las Islas Británicas y en muchas de sus antiguas colonias de ultramar. El inglés es el tercer idioma más hablado del mundo, por detrás del chino y del español.
domingo, 11 de abril de 2010
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